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    tes5884
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    Maybe someone can help me understand.

    Seems to me that zones is used for separating networks that might be the same numbers, but different locations.

    This is my current setup:
    Host A - Zone Default - Proxy node to 192.168.1.0
    Host B - Zone H - Accessible via Host A

    My question, now network 192.168.1.0 is showing in both, Zone Default and Zone H. I'm guessing that's because Host A needs to be in Zone Default.

    What happens if I get another network with the same network number? If I need to have the proxy node in Zone Default, won't that cause issues?

    ThanQ!

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      tomaskir
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      Zone proxies should also be in the zone which they belong to.
      System automatically knows that if a node is set as a proxy for a zone, it will be polled directly from the server.

      (make sure you are running at least 2.0.5+, since this was added only recently)

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